Both are good compared to all the others (e.g.

Criteria can include location, population growth, job diversity, amenities, desirability of bedrooms and bathrooms, size, and comparable rents in the neighborhood.

My employment that could pay me $X per year compared to a rental that may get me barely four figures a year in cash flow.

This gives them time and space while showing you’re committed and reliable when they’re ready to make a move.

Your property must be desirable - and that desire is different for different reasons when comparing STR vs LTR.Tips - find a good property that lies inside of a good location and has a high demand for either STR or LTR.

After seeing these numbers and comparing to the cost of buying out right it’s easy to see that building is the best way to go.

Think about what  you need personally the most to be successful and compare it to the components of each offering. 

I've been managing places for my aunt up here and in SoCal for about a year now and personally believe that how often a tenant asks for fixes is more based around their personality than anything else.Take my opinion with a grain of salt as I've never used a PM service so don't have any data to actually compare.

(Most Likely Double Digits)Your blended rate will be extremely comparable.

Outside of that, real estate is far more predictable and reliable with the greatest returns of any investment there is.